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All the articles I've archived.

2026 5
January 5
  • What I watched this month

    Published: at 02:54 AM

    YouTube video recommendations from January 2026. What to watch if you're into catastrophe bonds, Mars rover engineering, Star Wars art, surveillance, container ships, and AI voice cloning.

  • Remote AI training jobs you can do from home

    Published: at 12:00 AM

    Platforms that pay you to train AI models from home—rating responses, writing prompts, annotating data, recording your voice, licensing stock content. Here's what they actually pay.

  • Claude Code alternatives worth knowing about

    Published: at 12:00 PM

    CLI-based agentic coding tools that compete with Claude Code—from open source options to OpenAI's Codex.

  • Generative art notes for later

    Published: at 10:28 AM

    A bookmark of artists, communities, and inspiration for when I finally have time to explore generative art and light installations.

  • AI coding wisdom from the people who would know

    Published: at 02:14 AM

    Essays and threads from experienced developers who've gone deep on AI-assisted coding.

2025 10
November 1
  • Mini wire electronic sculptures

    Published: at 09:57 PM

    Exploring the aesthetic of wire electronic sculptures, from tritium watch dials to LED alternatives in fuse tubes, featuring work by Mohit Bhoite and the growing circuit sculpture community.

October 1
  • Coding agent workflows

    Published: at 04:01 AM

    A curated collection of coding agent workflows and best practices from experienced developers working with AI coding assistants.

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June 1
April 1
  • Spectrum broadband facts nutrition label

    Published: at 11:45 PM

    Here are the broadband speed labels from Spectrum that it is required to display, but have buried on their site. Broadband providers in the US are required to display labels with information on prices, speeds, and data allowances.

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December 2
  • Getting consistent JSON output from OpenAI's GPT-3 and GPT-4

    Published: at 03:45 AM

    A brief tutorial on how to use JSON mode or "function calling", now known as "tool_choice" in order to get a reliable JSON output from OpenAI's API.

  • First post

    Published: at 06:23 AM

    The start of the AI blog. Some thoughts of making some tutorials for Stable Diffusion and Replicate.com